The device you see above entitled the W7 looks pretty much exactly what you would think Apple’s fabled iTablet would look like except for one major difference: it runs Google’s Android operating system.

RAmos’ W7 MID features a 4.8-inch 800×480 touchscreen, 720p video output and built in WiFi.

As you probably could have guessed there is little to no information regarding this device’s North American release date.

via engadget

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With the rise of YouTube (and the like) comes the need for advancements in webcam technology. What you see above is Microsoft’s latest webcam offering, the LifeCam Cinema HD.

This USB 2.0 capable device is capable of 720p video capture at 30 fps in addition to auto focus, 4x digital zoom and a noise canceling microphone. There’s also a bundled technology which Microsoft calls ClearFrame which is supposedly meant to provide users with a ’smooth, detailed video’ whatever that means.

As for a price and release date, the LifeCam Cinema HD is slated for a September 9th release at $79.99.

via pocket-lint

Tags: 720p, cinema hd, Desktop PCs, Digital Cameras, Laptops, lifecam, microsoft, webcam

On Wednesday we got the first batch of Zune HD rumors that stated there would be 16GB/32GB models along with the fact that it would be coming on August 8th. Despite those remaining unconfirmed, more Zune HD rumors continue to trickle out.

This time around we hear that in addition to the 16GB/32GB models, consumers will also have a 64GB model to choose from at some point down the road. As for a price point, rumor has it the 16GB base model (or whatever size it actually comes in) will be had for anywhere between $249 and $280.

More excitingly, this batch of rumors also points to the fact that the Zune HD will support 720p video through its HDMI out. Again, take these how you will until we have official confirmation from Microsoft themselves.

Tags: 64gb, 720p, hdmi, microsoft, Mobile News, MP3 Players, Portable Devices, price point, Zune HD

The Omnia HD is probably one of the best phones available at the MWC and one of the best Samsung handsets released so far. We’ve heard the rumors and now it’s time we checked out the official specs.

The Omnia HD is the first full-touch Symbian phone made by Samsung and it’s the first phone capable of recording 720p HD video. It’s also has the biggest AMOLED screen in the mobile business so far, which means you should definitely give it a try if you get your hands on it.

And here’s the features list you were waiting for:

• a 3.7 inch AMOLED 16:9 touchscreen
• dual stereo speakers
• support for SD and HD videos
• 8 megapixel camera
• up to one hour of 720p video recording
• HSUPA 5.76Mbps and HSDPA 7.2Mbps support
• GPS with voice guidance
• 8GB/16GB internal memory
• up to 32GB memory upgrade via microSD
• 3D interface
• Samsung Mobile Widget support
• Symbian OS

via Press

Tags: 720p, Mobile News, Mobile Software, MWC, Omnia HD, Samsung, Samsung

I bet you’re tired with all the phones Samsung has been throwing at us lately. But you shouldn’t be. It’s good to know you’ll have where to choose from. The Omnia HD for example will be a great phone and it appears it will be the first phone in the world to record 720p video. The feature is not confirmed yet but we’re hoping it will be in just a few days. The Omnia HD is also said to sport a 3.7-inch AMOLED display but we’re going to need confirmation for those features too.

Tags: 720p, Features, Mobile News, MWC, Omnia HD, Samsung, Samsung, video